Thursday, September 25, 2008
"HELLO GORGEOUS...II"
During Fashion Week, two beautiful girls captivated the audience each time they appeared...they remind us how fashion used to be...BEAUTIFUL!
The girls: GEORGIE & KINEE!
"We can't wait to see more on you both!"
"HELLO GORGEOUS...'WE KNEW YOU WERE GOING PLACES...'"
We predicted AUSTRIA ALCANTRE (IMG Models) would go places...but, who knew so quickly!
"Que Linda!"
Check AUSTRIA out in MODEL.LIVE on VOGUE.TV as she navigates her way through Fashion Week - NY, LONDON, MILAN & PARIS!
We're rooting for our Caribbean Beauty!
Stay Tuned!
Monday, September 15, 2008
OTHER IMAGES FROM NY FASHION WEEK....
SHE IS DEFINITELY GOING PLACES: OUR PREDICTION! WE LOVE HER!
(Martina smiles from the heart)
(Martina smiles from the heart)
A MODEL WITH EXQUISITE BEAUTY @ NANA BOATENG SHOW....Coming from far PLACES...
SHE'S GOING PLACES TOO...At least at LUCA'S GORGEOUS SHOW...
AND, IVANA....HAS GONE TO MANY BEAUTIFUL & EXOTIC PLACES IN LIFE...She looked stunning!
SHE'S GOING PLACES TOO...At least at LUCA'S GORGEOUS SHOW...
AND, IVANA....HAS GONE TO MANY BEAUTIFUL & EXOTIC PLACES IN LIFE...She looked stunning!
Sunday, September 14, 2008
NY FASHION WEEK
IMAGES backstage - NY FASHION WEEK captured by BARRINGTON GROUP from some of the shows including LUCA LUCA (beautiful collection) where we saw the lovely Victoria Secret model OLUCHI sitting front row with her adorable baby and hubby while backstage we had a lovely time with all the paparazzi's going crazy over IVANA TRUMP and MISS USA (looking smashing) along with the super power tennis player SERENA WILLIAMS (who kept me up the night before waiting to see if she was going to win her 9th Major Championship title); the late night was worth it as she was quite gracious and kept flashing her Million Dollar smile (I'm sure she was smiling because she had earlier collected $1.5m for two weeks of work - winning the U.S. Open)!
CONGRATULATIONS, SERENA; YOU WERE SMASHING!
Monday, September 8, 2008
STEALING BEAUTY
THE NEW YORK POST
By Rachel Syme
Sept. 7, 2008
Model: Agness Deyn
The tables at Egg in Williamsburg are made for messy breakfasts; they are covered in simple white butcher paper, easy to replace. It is also a perfect surface for drawing, should a young and hungry model agent want to sketch out a map of the inner workings of their industry. “OK, so this is IMG,” he says, writing the name of the agency in gray crayon and circling it. “This is DNA, this is Women and this is Elite.” He goes on, doodling bubbles across the table with a bitchy smirk. “Over here is Ford, Next and Marilyn, and One Model Management. Wilhelmina is way over here but doesn’t count—they are just a commercial stock house. Not important.”
CLICK HERE TO READ FULL ARTICLE
By Rachel Syme
Sept. 7, 2008
Model: Agness Deyn
The tables at Egg in Williamsburg are made for messy breakfasts; they are covered in simple white butcher paper, easy to replace. It is also a perfect surface for drawing, should a young and hungry model agent want to sketch out a map of the inner workings of their industry. “OK, so this is IMG,” he says, writing the name of the agency in gray crayon and circling it. “This is DNA, this is Women and this is Elite.” He goes on, doodling bubbles across the table with a bitchy smirk. “Over here is Ford, Next and Marilyn, and One Model Management. Wilhelmina is way over here but doesn’t count—they are just a commercial stock house. Not important.”
CLICK HERE TO READ FULL ARTICLE
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Vogue’s Fashion Photos Spark Debate in India
By HEATHER TIMMONS
Published: August 31, 2008
The New York Times
In Vogue India magazine, a child from a poor family modeled a Fendi bib, which costs about $100.
Related
Mangaing Globalization: Inequality Is in Vogue in India
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A man modeled a Burberry umbrella in Vogue that costs about $200. Some 456 million Indians live on less than $1.25 a day.
A family of three squeezes onto a motorbike for their daily commute, the mother riding without a helmet and sidesaddle in the traditional Indian way — except that she has a Hermès Birkin bag (usually more than $10,000, if you can find one) prominently displayed on her wrist.
Elsewhere, a toothless barefoot man holds a Burberry umbrella (about $200).
Welcome to the new India — at least as Vogue sees it.
Vogue India’s August issue presented a 16-page vision of supple handbags, bejeweled clutches and status-symbol umbrellas, modeled not by runway stars or the wealthiest fraction of Indian society who can actually afford these accessories, but by average Indian people.
Perhaps not surprisingly, not everyone in India was amused.
CLICK HERE TO THE FULL ARTICLE
Published: August 31, 2008
The New York Times
NEW DELHI — An old woman missing her upper front teeth holds a child in rumpled clothes — who is wearing a Fendi bib (retail price, about $100).
In Vogue India magazine, a child from a poor family modeled a Fendi bib, which costs about $100.
Related
Mangaing Globalization: Inequality Is in Vogue in India
Enlarge This Image
A man modeled a Burberry umbrella in Vogue that costs about $200. Some 456 million Indians live on less than $1.25 a day.
A family of three squeezes onto a motorbike for their daily commute, the mother riding without a helmet and sidesaddle in the traditional Indian way — except that she has a Hermès Birkin bag (usually more than $10,000, if you can find one) prominently displayed on her wrist.
Elsewhere, a toothless barefoot man holds a Burberry umbrella (about $200).
Welcome to the new India — at least as Vogue sees it.
Vogue India’s August issue presented a 16-page vision of supple handbags, bejeweled clutches and status-symbol umbrellas, modeled not by runway stars or the wealthiest fraction of Indian society who can actually afford these accessories, but by average Indian people.
Perhaps not surprisingly, not everyone in India was amused.
CLICK HERE TO THE FULL ARTICLE
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